FFA Quiz - Parlimentary procedures

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Does a main motion require a second?

yes

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Is a main motion debatable

yes

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is a main motion amendable

yes

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can you interrupt a speaker while debating a main motion

no

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what type of vote does a main motion require

majority

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can a main motion be reconsidered?

yes

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what is a subsidiary motion

are secondary motions (not main motions) that assist the group in dealing with or disposing of a main motion

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what is a incidental motion

are secondary motions (not main motions) that assist the group in addressing questions of procedure when dealing with a main motion or other items of business

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What are motions to bring an item os business back before the assembly

are secondary motions (not main motions)that assist the group in addressing items of business that need revision or further consideration

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What is the purpose of a main motion

is to present an item of business for further consideration and action by the chapter.

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What type of motion is “Lay of the table“?

subsidiary motion

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What is the purpose of lay on the table

to lay on the table means to temporarily delay action on an item of business

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What happens when a motion is tabled?

All amendments and other motions belonging to it are also tabled

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Can you interrupt a speaker when you are discussing lay on the table

no

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Is a second required when you lay a motion on the table

yes

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is the subsidiary motion to lay on the table debatable

no

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is the subsidiary motion to lay on the table amendable

no

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what type of vote is required for the motion to lay on the table

majority

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can the motion to lay on the table be reconsidered?

no

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What type of motion is the previous question

subsidiary motion

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What is the purpose of the previous question

is to terminate discussion on the motion, or motions, before the chapter and to secure an immediate vote

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What happens  when the previous question called for without qualifications 

then only the immediately pending question is affected

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what happens when the previous question is called for with qualifications

then you will close debate on more than one pending question

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Can you interrupt a speaker while discussing the previous question

no

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is a second required for the previous question

yes

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is the previous question debatable/amendable

no

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what type of vote is required for the previoous question

2/3

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can the previous question be reconsidered

it can before the affirmative vote is taken on the pending question or questions

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what type of question is refer to a committee

subsidiary

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What is the purpose of refer to a committee

is to temporarily place the action in question in a committee

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What is a special committee

a type of committee that indicates the number of members that serve on a committee and have special instructions for the committees operation

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When referring to a committee can you interrupt a speaker

no

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when referring to a committee does it requires a second

yes

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when referring to a committee is it debatable and amendable

yes

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when referring to a committee what type of vote is required

majority

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when referring to a committee can it be reconsidered

it can be reconsidered before the committee takes up the question

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What type of motion is the motion to amend

subsidiary

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what is the purpose of an amending

is to modify the motion that is under consideration

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What are the two types of amendments

first and second/ primary and secondary

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what is the difference between the first and secondary rank amendment

an amendment applying to an original motion is of the first rank, and an amendment to an amendment is of the second rank

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germane

a debate that is closely or significantly related, relevant to the motion on the floor

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what are the three ways to amend an amendment

striking out, inserting or adding words, or by striking out and and inserting

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when amending a motion can you interrupt a speaker 

no

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when amending a motion does it require a second

yes

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when amending a motion is it debatable/amendable

it is debatable when the motion to which it applies is debatable

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can a amendment be amended

an amendment can be amended by an amendment of the second rank, but an amendment of the second rank cannot be amended

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what type of vote is required for an amendment

majority

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when concerning an amendment can it be reconsidered

yes

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What type of motion is a point of order

incidental

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what is the purpose of a point of order

is to enforce the rules by calling attention to a violation of the rules or a mistake in procedure

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When considering a point of order can you interrupt a speaker

yes

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is recognition required when calling a point of order

no

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does a point of order require a second

no

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is a point of order debatable/ amendable

no

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can a point of order be reconsidered

no

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What type of motion is an appeal from the decision of the chair

incidental

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what is the purpose of an appeal from the chair

is to obtain a decision from the chapter to a question on which the presiding officer has made a decision

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can you interrupt a speaker when appealing from the chair

yes

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is recognition required when appealing from the chair

no

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is it debatable/amendable to appeal a descisionfrom the chair

it is debatable except in cases where it relates to indecorum (improper conduct), priority of business or deviation from the rules of speaking

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does an appeal from the decision of the chair require a second

yes

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what type of motion is suspension of the standing rules

incidental

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what is the purpose of suspension of the standing rules

is to permit the chapter to do something that cannot be done without violating it’s standing rules

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when considering the suspension of the standing rules can you interrupt a speaker

no

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when considering the suspension of the standing rules is a second required 

yes

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when considering the suspension of the standing rules is it debatable/ amendable

no

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when considering the suspension of the standing rules what type of vote does it require

majority or 2/3

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when considering the suspension of the standing rules can it be reconsidered

no

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What type of motion is the division of assembly

incidental

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what is the purpose of the division of assembly

is to determine the accuracy of a vote, especially when taken by voice or shown of hands

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can you interrupt a speaker when calling a division of assembly

yes

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is recognition required when calling a division of assembly

no

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when calling a division of assembly is a second required

no

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when calling a division of assembly is it debatable/ amendable

no

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do you need to vote when calling a division of assembly 

a vote is not necessary 

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when calling a division of assembly can it be reconsidered

no

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what type of motion is nominations and elections

incidental

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what is the purpose of nominations and elections

is to present to the chapter the name of a candidate for a certain office or position

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what are the six ways that nominations can be made

by the chair, from the floor by a member, by a committee, by ballot, by mail, and by petition

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when closing nominations do they require a second

yes

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when closing nominations is it debatable

no

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when closing nominations can it be amended

yes to time only

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what type of vote can close nominations

2/3 or unanimous (general) concent

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when closing nominations can it be reconsidered

no

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when MAKING nominations can you interrupt a speaker

no

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when making nominations is a second required

no

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when making nominations can it be discussed

yes

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are all candidates voted in the order they were nominated

yes

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what type of vote is required when making nomination

majority

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what type of motion is parlimentary inquiry

incidental

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what is the purpose of a parliamentary inquiry

is to permit a member to gain parlimentary information

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can you interrupt a speaker when getting parliamentary inquirment

yes

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is recognition required when getting parliamentary inquirment

no

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when getting parliamentary inquiry is it debatable/ amendable

no

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is a vote required when getting parliamentary inquiry

no

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can parlimentary inquiry be reconsidered

no

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what type of motion is a withdraw or modification of a motion

incidental

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what is the purpose of a withdraw or modification of a motion

is to permit the modification or withdrawal of a motion from consideration by the chapter

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can you interrupt a speaker when withdrawing a motion

yes